@who_am_i117: "In outlook the phone number I enter are formated like this : +32 (2)
411.87.49. The problem is it's also stored like that in the QTEK using
windows mobile 5. However if I want to phone with such a number my telco
doesn't understand this, it expects something like 920.800.3894. Is there a
way to solve this problem?
Thanks for any help,
Who"
    @No_Spam: "<quote>
Remove the brackets as no telco uses these characters which are there 
solely as a visual marker,
Incidentally why did you post your message to a newsgroup supporting those 
using Win Me since your problem has nothing to do with the Win Me 
operating system?
Mike Maltby
<email_address>"
    @who_am_i117: "I think it has to do something with win ME : It's because it interpretes 
incorrectly the phone number so formatted by outlook which by incident is 
also an MS product. I find it strange, MS automatically formats in outlook 
phonenumber that way but doesn't parse it correctly in it's PDA counterpart.
The problem in my case is that I have about 1000 phonenumbers to correct in 
a way that outlook doens't really like. Is there no other way to, for 
instance while synchronising, so that  these numbers are adjusted in such a 
way so as to be useable to dial with it? Is it possible to adjust win ME to 
automatically alter the format so as to make it useable?
I would be much obliged if an automatic solution could be provided.
Who.
"Mike M" <email_address> wrote in message 
news:<email_address>
<quote>"
    @No_Spam: "<quote>
I would suggest you post details of your problem to a more appropriate 
newsgroup, either one supporting Outlook or one supporting Windows Mobile 
rather than the Win Me newsgroups.
Mike Maltby
<email_address>"
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